Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13
FUNERAL DAY.
Preparations Made Under the Super
vision Of Mayor Roche for a Pub
lie Funeral To-Day.
There VIII Bo No spseches, No Ban
ners and 10 Demonstration Per
United by the Police.
Curious Crowds Hang Around the Resi-
derces Of the Dead Anarchists-The
Great City Quiet and Orderly.
THE NEWS BROKEN TO THE CROWD.

news N2o AS0Lu OuGSlGS tuht ZIG 1Acl
were on the scaffold the officers who wert
outside the lines of police went to tn,
corner Of the jsil On Illinois street en-;
waited. There were in the groDp Chic
Ebersold, Captain Sohaak, Lieutenant
Blpley, Bold and Blautner and three
patrolmen. Ga the roof OF the cour
building where they could look through
one Of the jail windows wert
posted nine policemen ard deput.
sheriff5. From their position they c0ulC
see the scaffold and the condemned
men upon it. AS the grim moment ap.
proached the men On the roof kept tn:
officers informed of the proceedings IN
side. As IL O'Clock neared a policeman
was straiDing his eyes 10 see the interior
of the ISL. Soon he said: "They ere
putting on their caps For a moment
the officers waited with bated breath &c
hear the noise of the trep. A loud thumr
came from the interior of the Jail. 1t was
the sound made by the falling trap
Every one heard it and they knsN
what II meant. The policemen On the
roof threw down their guns end clappe6
their hands and then ceased suddenly IS
though ashamed Of the act. Capt. ShaeE
flung one aim in the air and smiled
Chief Eoersold shifted his position, said
nothing and then walked away. One q
the others pulled out his watch, closed
the case and exclaimed: "Three min
utes after p" at signGl from pO-
iiceman cry went up. As the intelli
gence was broken upon them the Grmed
pstrolmen stopped in their regular tramp
end dropped the butts OF their guns to the
earth with clatter. Others broke cut in
thsiH,aearse shouts to the crowds
HM6Ve on, move on" With most people
in the vicinity there WAS no other feeling
than the stir of ideas which big piece OF
news always creates. Messenger boys
came shooting like rockets from TIE
Criminal court building, and ran breath.
less with bits of white paper futtering in
their hands. In eight minutes messenger
boys were Garting through the crowd
shouting, extra, all about the anarchists
hung"
TO BE T4KZN TO JOLIET TO DAY.
CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. 12-Fieldeu and
SchWab, whose sen fences were com.
muted by Governor OsIesby to Lifetime
imprisonment, were not taken 10 the
penitentiary yesterday as expected. Tine
Sheriff had no men to spare to 60 with
them, 6ud il WAS thought insdvisable &c
take them On the noon train SO some
thing might have resulted in the gather
ing Of dangerous crowds On the streets
The Sheriff says, however, tney viii be
taken to the penisentiary to-day.
NINA YANZANDT's LAST DRIVE TO The
JAIL.
CHICAGO, Ill Nov. 12.-Ab0ut S:3(
yesterday morning cab drew up =. the
corner of the VsnZandt mansion on He
ro2 etreet. The driver opened the door
and leaning on his whip posed eXpact.
antly. Presently the door opened and
down the STEPS came Miss Nina and her
mother. They presented striking pic
ture as side by side they issued into the
morning light. Strange TO say the elder
seemed to be the deeper sufferer from
sleepless pishts, for while Nina wss
in deep ealotion tie mother wore
8 couGtep81ce of irdescIbable woe. They
got ITO the Cab end ordered the driver to
convey Them TO tue county jail. The
driver whipped up his hcrses cad the cab
sped southwark toward the jsil. When
the cab reached the line of policemen
which blocked the avenue leading to the
j ail it wss stopped. The cabman ther
turned about. Nina breaking into tears
fell upon her motner's shoulders. In this
attitude they were driven homeward.
HOW THE ANARCHISTS DIED.
CHICAGO, Ill NV II An eye witness
to yesterdays celebrated trsgedy at the
Cook county jail states that at the fatal
instant when the trap dropped msny
spectators turned their heads away unable
to look at the horrible sight. Spies
fearfully at first. Fischer did
not move for moment Or two and then
he hung limp, cut struggled for q few
moments during which his cowl was dis
arranged exposing part OF his face until
the body was turned around bY the
physician, who was examining the
pulse. Engel's body made scarcely
q motion after it hsd fallen. When Par.
sons body fell it remained stationary fol
some moments, then the head nodded
back and forth while the upper portion OF
the body was convulsed aEd the bosom
heaVed go hard it seemed as * it would
burst through the shroud. With another
violent throe of the whole body the con-
test between life and death ended.
HARANGUED BY ENGEL's BROTHER.
Lste last night crowd OF about 30t
people assembled in front Of the store
formerly kept by Engel, on Milwaukee
avenue, and WAS harangued by brother
OF the doomed man, who spoke in Eng,
lIsh and German. He protested egsinsi
the hanging of his brother, and called il
the murder Of an innocent man by gov
eminent which was for the benefit OF &
few and st the cost of the many, the gov.
eminent which George Engel had sought
to overthrow. As he spoke the clane
aud rumble Of patrol wagon from the
West Chicago avenue station was heard
sud ten or deem policemen cleared The
place il sn instant, pushed EngeI into
The store and made him lock the place
Up end put out the lights.
LYING IN STATE.
CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. l2.-The doors O.
the undertaking establishment TO which
the bodies CT the dead anarchists were
taken after execution yesterday we're
opened ct o'clock this morning TO the
crowd which hsd been waiting to fi}e in.
Only r2e oGdies Ct Parsons and F!scae1
were Jeff to crafty the noroid curiosity
of the crowd, the remains Of Spies ard
Engel having already been removed.
Occasionally enc OF the curious would
mutter something as he gazed
upon the Gpturned faces OF
the dead, but NEST OF the people
passed on silently sitter glance ar the
countsnances CT these much talked Of
men. At $3.50 the doors were closed
At thai time there WAS : big crowd out
SIDE, and Ii was estimated that ebou,
1000 people had viewed the remains